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Showing posts with label Operating Systems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Operating Systems. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 April 2013

Ubuntu 13.04 to be released today

Ubuntu 13.04
Ubuntu 13.04
The most famous Linux distro in the World Ubuntu maintained by Canonical is bringing it's new release Ubuntu 13.04.

Ubuntu 13.04 was promised to come in April 2013 with new improvement in design, speed and functionality.The main design for Ubuntu 13.04 will be again Unity but with some improvements like new Window snap animation, new Unity preview animation, new Shutdown dialog, Per-App account Toggles, new sync menu,  Work space item, new Lenses, Window switching methods etc etc.

Sunday, 20 January 2013

New Ubuntu Mobile Operating System

Ubuntu Mobile OS
Ubuntu Community has recently announced their new release, open source Ubuntu Mobile Operating System which aims to enter the racing game with Google's Android. Ubuntu plans to release this devices by late 2013.

Ubuntu for Mobiles is described as fast OS with basic code and no Java overhead. It uses the same drivers as Android so customers can have better experience.

Moreover, they have published their new SDK which makes it easier for developers to code in HTML5. So, they have their Web App System which let us adapt any web as an app on the phone which in turn runs separately from the browser.

Sunday, 6 January 2013

Ubuntu installation - Dont play with swap space ! It can cost you data loss !

Ubuntu installation
This article is not going to explain the ubuntu installation as its very easy and it can be done with some 4 or 5 steps. But if you dont pay attention to what you are doing you can very easily loose your data and become an old man in just 5 seconds.

Thats it i couldnt believe what i did with just one click. I deleted 248GB of data on my hard drive. Just because i wasn't careful enough and of course lazy to backup my data before i do anything else. The ubuntu installation provides you with the 3 main options. To install ubuntu alongside an existing operating system, to delete everything else and to make clear ubuntu installation and the last one which gives you more control to make partitions and separate ubuntu installation on different area.

 

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